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Why does the Record Form for 9-21 years have items that are given to younger children?

Article ID: 1632
Last updated: 07 Apr, 2010

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Why does the Record Form for 9-21 years have items that are given to younger children?

Answer:

Subtests that are in Record Form 1 and Record Form 2 are as similar as possible across both Record Forms for several reasons:

  • Items are numbered consistently from one record form to the other;
  • It is easier for examiners to become familiar with the layout of the subtest;
  • Earlier items can be administered to an older student if necessary only if the items are included in the Record Form.

Article ID: 1632
Last updated: 07 Apr, 2010
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